How to keep snakes away from your home. Advice from a wildlife biologist.
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Video offering tips to help keep snakes away from your home. Note* will not keep every snake away from your property, as your neighbors may be doing things to attract snakes (leaving out dog food, messy bird feeders ect). I welcome all questions, also includes a Eastern Rat Snake (AKA Pilot Snake, or Black Rat Snake) (Pantherophis alleghaniensis).
He sounds more like a defense attorney for snakes.
"Attention serpents! Have you been wrongfully accused of biting someone?...Call 1800-NoBite, and get the protection you deserve"
@@wilbozz 🤣🤣🤣
thats what I was thinking. I don't want them around the perimeter of my home I don't care how much they help. This is the first I've ever had to comment or wanted to comment on a video this was a complete waste of time.
XDXD lmfao Good observation
How to keep snakes away from your home: Pick better friends.
I see what you did there, and I approve.
yep most snakes r 2 legged
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ban journalists from a 3-mile wide area.
😅🤣😂🤣cut the grass
Just FYI: if I’m looking for a video to keep snakes from my home, then you should expect me not to like snakes. You shouldn’t do an entire video holding a snake. I couldn’t focus on what you’re saying bc of the snake.
I appreciate the feedback
Then just listen to the video or read an article online….
agree. That guy made no sense.
Apart from feeling a little sea sick after watching, very good information 😊
Sorry about that I need to make this over one day...but with a steady camera
@wilbozz all good, trying to do a job at home with kids is always trying to fly close to the sun 🤣🤣😎
Yeah, the camera movement was nauseating; I tried to listen without watching, 😂.
I thought it was filmed during an earthquake for a second there lol.
Lmao
The extra camera movement is driving me nuts ! Keep it still next time PLEASE !
I am debating doing a remix with a steady camera.
🐍 🐍 🐍 It was easy for me to overlook the movement because the info being offered is very interesting.
DebUSA thank you, it was one of my older videos so I need to do better with the camera.
@@wilbozz Fragile much...snow flake...delete this too.
If you accidentally deleted your comment before I saw it, I am happy to answer any herpetology questions.
Many people wanting to watch this are petrified of snakes and don't want to see any here either!
Clearly, you have never lived in rural Australia. Had an Eastern Brown snake in my yard today. Second most deadly snake in the world. I have 8 grandkids that love to explore our acres. I can't have snakes wondering around my property.
I respect that. I spent a month in and around Cairns, absolutely beautiful. Only snakes I saw were pythons, and sea snakes but I was really just vacationing.
I agree Australian states are very different specially the eastern brown I found one in my backyard the other day I’m too scared to go out in the back now Australian snakes are quite different they’re tricky and you can’t handle them like you do in that picture because I’ll eat you
and it’s against the law to kill snakes jail time
Had a Western Brown in my backyard sunning itself on our entry steps (we're on 5.5 acres) today. Reared up at my partner then disappeared. Not fun!
ha, as an Aussie who grow up in rural Australia and now living in Texas; when i come across a brown snake here i'm like "stay back everyone! go get me the shovel!". Then I realize I don't know what this snake is so i should google. 5 mins later it's always a harmless little fella that I should leave alone, and I do.
@@Music081327 Since you can't kill them, the best thing to do is call a snake guy and have them moved to some other place. If you just leave them be, you never know which bush they are hiding under, best to remove them.
I’m trying to live with them OUTSIDE..however this weekend one found it’s way in my house.. up the cellar dye and on my dining room!! I was able to actually catch it on a bucket and throw it outside but I almost had a heart attack!! Outside is their habitat not in the house!!!
That's skill.. recording while an 8.0 earthquake in motion
Nope...I tried to spray a copperhead slithering into my garage and all it did was make him mad. He coiled then moved further into the garage (toward spraying water) and hid. Didn't have a choice at that point.
Brilliant advice, Will. The tip about spraying with a garden hose - every garden has one, couldn't be simpler. The explanations of why they come around de-mystifies their behaviour, and seeing your little one so relaxed around Dad handling the ratsnake takes away the mythology of snakes. I was raised by a really fearless woman, with one exception - snakes. From a scare as a child she had this phobia, which, though I've my own neuroses, I don't think I have caught. They are fascinating creatures, and you give them their place in nature very well, thank you.
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful words. Your mother sounds like a great woman. Lots of people have a fear of snakes that the develop, but I have never seen a child 4 or under afraid of snakes I think it is a learned fear(but this is out of my wheelhouse).
@@wilbozz Thank you for your gracious response, Will. From what I understand, a school of thought in psychology suggests there may be a dormant evolutionary sensitivity in some of us to fear snakes and spiders, but that it needs to be reinforced by a negative response to an early encouter. If we are shown there is nothing to fear, the response never becomes active. It is so encouraging to see modern biologists, such as yourself, making the animals we share the planet with creatures of interest rather than totems to fear.
Unfortunately I'm petrified of snakes and the damn thing wrapped itself around my house! I had to bust the corner, with a spray bottle and I thank God it didn't come for me, cos I woulda been caught 😭😭that thang was fast af🤦🏾♀️. Anyways I heard onion powder and water worked, so I used all my onion powder 🙇🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Honestly I was initially mad at the shaking but now I’m impressed by his kids recording skills
Just having fun with the kids.
Would NOT recommend picking up a snake unless 200% certain it is not poisonous. I took care of a women in the ER with a snake bite and it was horrible horrible! We didn’t have the anti venom for the snake she was bitten by and she had to be flown out to a larger hospital for treatment. Horrible!
I lived in the Seattle area where there are no poisonous snakes. What we did have were garter snakes which are about 12 inches long. They tend to scurry away and startle you. One day I saw one with a huge slug in its mouth. The slugs in the northwest can be 5 inches long and are everywhere so having the snakes is a benefit.
Awesome news. I am just leaving Spokane today for a wildlife conference. I always appreciate it when people are comfortable with snakes in their properties. Have an excellent day.
Rather than having sod for your yard, crushed shell is a big deterrent.
I’d take the snakes over that size slug any day.
Just watched this video. I learned a lot from this video and I was not aware of the food I was putting out for the squirrels and stray cat; could attract rodents and snakes. I will place the squirrel food in a hanging feeder and once the cat is finished eating, I will pick up the bowl. Again, very educational and thank you.
Absolutely Yolanda. It is a few years old and I probably should remake it. Any wildlife biology questions feel free to ask.
I've been feeding a stray cat as well an I learned real quick to bring the bowl in when done, as a possum was peaking at me from the roof of my house. That's when I realized the cat wasn't the only one eating🙄
Squirt with a water hose?? Nah, ima use a flamethrower!🤣
Great; checking Amazon Prime for a hawk or an owl.
Falconers be like: Sold
😂😂😂 childish
Yesterday I Found a black snake on my back yard and its very frightenen for my 2 years old son. That black snake better not come out to light again because it will be her last day on Earth ...Amen!
ROFL 😂
A black snake is a garden snake and beneficial to your garden. Why would you kill it ? Just watch your kid instead.
After checking some comments, it's no wonder there's lot of snake going in my house. Our yard is like heaven to snake, unused pipe everywhere lot of bush. A lot of unnecessary thing around where the snake can hide. I can't do anything since my parent refuse to clean because mom like gardening and dad like to keep crap around the house
Going inside your house? Like just hanging out in one of the rooms?
My mom saw one by the garage and froze of fear - legs shaking and stuff… she had no time to ask: “wonder what kind of snake this is?” 🤔🧐 by the time she came to her senses, the snake was gone.
I can respect that, everyone has a different fear. There are snake identification groups that will always help with ID, and plenty of Free snake relocation services all over the US, outside the US there are various services depending on where you live. But the best advice I can provide is to make sure her garage doesn't have easy access to snakes (good seals), no attractants for prey species such as bird seed easily accessible, keep many things ofc the ground to avoid hiding places especially near the walls, and keep it clean as possible so insects are not attracted.
Ok, so I have a few Garter snakes around my house. I don't want to kill them but nothing is deterring them. I have 2 young kids and don't want one of the snakes to try and bite them. I know they aren't venomous, but I still don't want any bites. Does anything out there at all actually deter the snakes from residing at our home?
Two things I noticed:
1) camera person should not smoke weed before filming.
2) playing with your snake on TV is a turn off.
🤨
Both are accurate statements. I agree
You camera man is all over the place !! Lol I’m guessing one of your kids recording lol
the snakes purpose in my backyard today was too kill my chickens. he said hello to my sharpest shovel 😂 all black with a little white underneath. Great video tho
was the camera person having a fit?
I don’t want to be their friends, so I’ll fix cracks, mow my grass, have no rock piles, do everything to keep rodents away. I can also identify nearly every snake, BUT sticky traps, the knotted end of a lariat, a shovel, a shotgun, .a 22’s, 9mm, 45 or a are what any snake in my yard can expect. A spray of water 💦, I don’t think so. One snake to his friend, “Hey Carl, don’t go in that guys yard, he’s got water”.
Understand not for everyone
The advice to keep snakes away is to understand they have a purpose, cut your grass , and keep rocks set tightly.
Very informative! Thank you! I am in Tampa...larger property with a resident black racer....he lives between the garage and on the roof under the metal sheeting...I see him a lot and have gotten used to him, still unnerving as he is not afraid of me AT ALL... he will peek around corners to see me and come pretty close sometimes. I do have a family of red shouldered hawks on property and I fear I may see “snik” flying through the air with one of them some day.
One cool thing about racers is they are commonly observed periscoping for both danger( yes you are right your hawk's will eat them if they get the chance), and food. Also I would have changed their name from racer after the discovery of coachwhips which travel at double the speed.
@@wilbozz “periscoping”is the perfect description! I will google coachwhips…thanks again man
Oh lord, I would sell the house. real snake phobia here@@wilbozz
Snake:Maybe if a play dead he might let me go.😂
Good heavens man! Got dizzy just watching your video
I'm very curious to hear about the situation you mentioned about the cop hurting a person when shooting a snake.
Please do tell.
Also, when I used to teach shooting,1 basic rule was to know what is behind your target. Thank you for asking. Happy to answer any other questions.
I’m a little bit dizzy from the shaking camera but good advice
Thank you so much
I am a medical student. Can you please mention some of the best anti-venom to keep for the first aid, before victims make to the hospital?
It depends on where you are (species) US we use Crofab for pit vipers (rattlesnake, copperhead and water moccasin) snakebite. But I will defer to Bryan Fry the venom Doc if you have any particular international anti-venom questions, that is his expertise.
@@wilbozz thank you so much, appreciate it.
If only you could share link as referral
@@muhammadyaseen13002 if you're on Twitter. Tag me @TheRealWillBoss and I can get you in touch with Bryan Fry he is out of Australia but will absolutely get you the answer you need
@@wilbozz So much grateful for this
Acitvated Charcoal poultice will draw the venom out. Continue for several hours along with drinking the activated charcoal.
Had a garter snake on my driveway yesterday while spring cleaning. Startled us for a moment because I opened the garage door and there it was. I actually got my new canon camera and laid down near it and snapped a bunch of pics of it. Then I shoed it away with a broom. But today I got home from work and immediately noticed a huge black snake with a yellow bottom jaw chilling under a tree near my home. I live near a canal and sugar cane field and it haven’t rained in a while so I’m assuming it’s cottonmouth BUT it almost looks like the snake you have in your hand. I went to get my BB gun but at same time was hesitant to kill it. It eventually ran away into a huge hole in that tree. So here I am researching way to get it away before having to harm it. My children are young and like to be outdoor from time to time. I’ll do all these precautions today and hopefully it moves on. My wife isn’t a fan of them and my father isn’t either lol. Great info thank you
Useful and helpful information but the instability of the camera was not only distracting, it encourages motion sickness. Please use a phone holder in the future.
Please hold the camera still. It would improve the watch ability greatly.
I agree completely, I will work on that in the future.
Good information to know. Was the camera operator liquored up?
Sorry about the camera work I need to do much better in the future
@@wilbozz It's fine. I was just having a little fun.
Sorry I couldn't watch with you holding that snake . I had to put the phone 📱 down & listen . I just hate snakes 🐍 😒 & so scared 😱 of them .
Understood, definitely not trying to frighten anyone. I don't really like hearing people talk about blood draws for some reason.
Same. I didn't watch, just listened.
Apparently he doesn’t have cottonmouths or copperheads, I’m looking for someway to keep them away I’m certainly not gonna spray one with a waterhose, we’ve already found 2 copperheads and it’s just march thanks for your video
I live in Florida, I do not have copperheads, but I do have cottonmouths, and 2 rattlesnake species. I understand some people are not fans of snakes at all. I have captured dozens of copperheads in Virginia and Connecticut and they definitely would not want to be sprayed with a hose and would move, but taking away their home (leaves, logs, ect and other things mentioned in the video). Will help make it so they don't want to be there. Basically make the environment non attractive to snakes.
Love the advice. Please get a tripod. I couldn't watch. It was making me dizzy. Had to put the phone down and just listen
I would like to start camping but the fear of snakes keeps me out of camping so most say cinnamon oil and clove oil will keep them away so If I put tent and spray some of the oil around the tent will I be safe at night using those.
Anyone think the toddler who's in the background is holding the recording devise. Can't finish watching. Headache
Nice observation, definitely have to have adults film
Really like this message... any advice for keeping them out of a pool
Absolutely... there are a number of these products available on Amazon. Frogs, snakes, and other animals can crawl right out.
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amonia its cheap works good
Lol your camera 🎥 man 😂😂😂, thanks for your help anyways.
Great video. I recommend watching the video before posting. The camera person is shaking like a leaf. Great points but an unwatchable video. Thank you for the info.
Absolutely. I need to redo the video one day.
I'm getting some ceramic eggs. Thanks for the advice. I'm not dealing with garter snakes and rat snakes. I'm dealing with copperheads, and a lot of them.
You have very adorable assistants in the background.
Who held the camera, wow....but yes, indormative
Fire the camera man now!
Done
I don't find helpful snakes, Killed 3 copperheads this week next to my house. Need real good way to get them out of our yard so they don't kill my dogs.
Do snakes hate the smell of any herbs you can plant? I have a hawk’s nest in my yard, do I just let them hunt off the back porch!
I have read a few articles claiming garlic and onions, but have seen snakes move around these. Marigolds have also been mentioned, but of there are rodents a snake is going to head right to the food source. Hawks will eat snakes, excellent hunters and will definitely contribute to serpent control.
snakes sense with tongue cant smell like most animals
You didn’t mention the most effective way. Throw some kerosene .. it’s slow and painful though.
I picked the snake up in my yard and snapped it like a whip and it's head flew off
Carrying a snake made it difficult to follow this video, some of us want to repel them because we are scared 😫
I understand, and I should probably make an alternate video without holding a snake.
The one taking the video is actually a COBRA 🐍
A cobra jamming out to music
My dog almost got bit by a copperhead. This is war.
Where have these people been shot by police officers while trying to shoot a snake?
Here is 1 of unfortunately several: 5 year old boy killed by police while fishing, the police officer was trying to shoot a snake...www.actionnews5.com/story/6891311/police-officer-shooting-at-snake-apparently-kills-boy-fishing-with-granddad-in-oklahoma/?outputType=amp
Your suggestions were valuable information. Thank you.
Thank you. If you have any other snake questions please let me know
Moth balls go under the house. They work for skunks and mice. They help with spiders too.
In regards to a perch up, does a fake hawk or owl deter snakes from appearing in your yard???
Unfortunately no. These are a complete waste of time. You might as well put googly eyes on a pumpkin and hope it scares snakes away. Even if a real hawk was sitting on your roof snake probably would not see it. Great question
Well I'm In Ohio and a 2cnd snake got in my Sister's house. My nephew was crying and he usually don't cry when he sees snakes, squirrels or mice. This time him and his sisters were petrified.
Electrified fence!
Works well!
Massive motion sickness
Looks like the one that’s been hanging around my house I’m terrified I want it gone
In regards to your comment about rocks. We are cleaning out a section of our yard that housed years of neglected boxwood and azaleas with layers and layers of pine needles etc. One day when lifting one of the old edging stones, I saw the tail of either a snake or possibly a skink (in HTX). I have a severe snake phobia and we're redoing this area to be a sort of play spot for my sons. I wanted to do a dry river bed for them for the garage gutter to drain into but I'm worried this could become a favorite spot for any reptiles in the summers. The dry river bed would be mostly medium sized rocks and river stones with pea gravel on either side. I have a 4 and a 2yo and we spend as much time outdoors as possible in the summer, but I want to make sure I'm converting this area to be as safe as possible for them, esp since I can't have eyes on the rocks every second if one of them is in there and the other is across the yard. We've lived here almost a year and other than the slithery tail under the stone that one time we've never personally seen one in our yard, although neighbors sometimes have. What's the best option here to keep my kids safe?
Snakes want: food, shelter, and water. Smaller pea sized rocks do not offer the protection that snakes are looking for. Snakes really need to have a place to seek refuge. Avoid the larger rocks as they will provide coverage for both snakes and the food they hunt.
Great advice! I listened to it, I couldn’t watch it though, headache guarantee!
Snakes, spiders, rats, ants, all pests, sharks, alligators, crocodiles, mosquitoes, etc.i dont understand why they even have to exist. We need people who stop animal, pet abuse, stop puppy mills, stop all kinds abuse , dear God!! Snakes eat ticks? Why do we have ticks in the first place!!!
Ive got chickens.
Caught one stealing eggs and killed it.
Not having it.
Cats will work won't they?
How am i sposed to live without eggs or meat chickens?
Tell me that
So nice of Michael J. Fox to be your camera man.
I kid filming this feeling sleepy he might be thinking haaaa finish it dad,
You are correct, should always make sure my free labor is not tired during any filming. Maybe I can bribe them with snacks next time.
@@wilbozz Amazon sells a tripod priced at $17.49!! Great upgrade for your channel!!!
@@maximerlin wildlife biologists should never be allowed to make videos unsupervised. It is actually easier to write a wildlife assessment, definitely need to improve my camera skills. Thank you
Great information but please refrain from filming on a boat next time....I am now dizzy but also more knowledgeable.
Yeah. Oh don’t want to see snake on my property ever for any reason. They can die a quick or slow death. I don’t care! Now I do like the owl idea. Thanks
I live in philippines and we have a 6ft smooth wall surrounding property but we still get pit Vipers 5 to 6 times a year within our property neighbours said they have seen a snake come through the gate on our driveway how do I keep them out obviously we can't pull wall on driveway we have no pets and yard doesn't have much grass or any food or junk we are more concerned because we have seen 2 of them ( over the years) curled up outside the door in the carport
whos doing your camera pall you could do with putting it with a cheap stand cause the camera man doesn't hold the picture still.
Sorry about that I absolutely have to work on that
His kids must have been filming this.
Ehhhh I've got garters and bull snakes living under my house.
I think the cameraman is probably just his little kid. Relax everyone.
Is it your baby holding the cam,? Mygad i got deezy after watching this.
I have two kids under 3 years old running around in the land of copperheads, water moccasins, and rattlesnakes.....I'm sorry but I am not squirting a venomous snake with a freaking water hose.
Is his 2 year old filming this?!
Very informative!
put the camera on a tripod I couldn't watch this turn the video off and just listen to the audio
Thanks for stressing the part about not killing and not using toxic substances....just because something is unwanted (snakes, spiders, rodents, etc.) does not mean they deserve to be destroyed...we are all connected to the web of life. I feel its best to prevent or discourage them from entering an area in the first place, like you pointed out. So, is it safe to say that snakes don't care about rough texture when moving about (volcanic rock or other rough surfaces don't deter them) so is that the same for diatomaceous earth? Do snakes not have a sense of smell just like they cannot hear? I am guessing garlic, clove and other essential oils also won't deter them either? I live in a wooded area and its really close to the house, less than 15 feet in some areas...so not much I can do about that as its a rental...wish I knew about this sooner, I would've not rented this place. I like the idea about the hose spraying but sometimes I think the hose is a snake....lol
1st Thank you. 2nd snakes do have a great sense of smell but yea essential oils, clove garlic will not deter them. They also have internal ears and can hear through vibrations. I understand about a rental situation and not being able to adjust the habitat, but perhaps if you have alot of concerns speak to your landlord about making a less attractive environment to snakes.
@@wilbozz thanks for this, yes, I knew snakes feel vibrations but do they feel me yelling at them when they enter my carport and doorway and then chasing them away with my broomstick....lol...OK, so good to know about sense of smell...but sad nothing stinky/pungent deters them...argh. I did tell my landlord but she responds..."that's florida you have to expect snakes"...anyways, I will try again tho...maybe get a hawk, owl, etc...I do have a gazillion hawks flying around all the time...but never seen any come by close....I have heeded all your other advice, which was excellent info (keep lawn short, don't feed animals outside, don't have junk lying around) but I still have them around....I wish I had the ability to desensitize myself from snakes and spiders for that matter...maybe get hypnotized...lol
@@splash4891 if you're in Florida I am also a member of a snake relocation group and if there is a particular snake you are concerned with there is a whole list of people who will come and relocate it for free. If you're on Facebook look up free snake relocation group and there is a PDF with names and contact information
@@wilbozz that is amazing there is such a group that does this, thanks for the info....but the only trick is to catch Mr. Snake in a timely manner...but I will look into it...closed my FBI acct. but will reconsider opening it....
@@splash4891 Free Snake Relocation Directory - www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=15dZE4rlRHqjb91yb6pKiI4ragG8DCtsz&usp=sharing here is a link to free snake relocation services around the US
Good advice but please teach your camera person to keep the camera still. Jumping camera is very annoying.
You can say they are harmless but I've seen Snakes On a Plane!!! They nearly killed Samuel Jackson! and he's one of my favorite actors!!!
Nearly ..but they never got him...and he is a legend so it's great for us.
When I see a snake I go strait to panic and then kill it mode. I don't give a damn what kind it is. Rat traps work great for snakes.
Omg ! I so totally agree with you . I go into panic attacks , shakes & everything else . Saw one today in the yard . I ran to my neighbor , who came over & killed it . I would be freaking out if it wasn't dead . Sorry that's just how it is ..
I bet you wouldn't say that about dogs. No need to kill snakes its useless. They ain't gonna bother you just leave them alone. Y'all are some ignorant.
I grew up in a small karoo town. My neighbor used to work on Army camp. They never found a snake in their camp. Around the camp at the fence they drip Diesel that prevent any snake to enter their camp.
I have a pond so I doubt a water moccasin will care about a water hose. We have seen a copperhead and cottonmouth water moccasin and I am lookin for any possible way to keep them at bay. I do not want them biting my G-Sons. I bought Mint, basil and thyme just cause the internet and sont wven know how to grow them or where to put them but three have been right at the house, help me know what to do
Love the video mate
Great info
Definitely worth re shooting it with a Go Pro with stabilisation :-)
You could actually start from putting the snake down instead of playing with that terrifying serpent!
Did a snake shoot this video?
Omg, your cameraman makes me dizzy
5 year olds...I should have paid him more
Hi, there had been occasionally snake enter my yard/home, my father mention it was non-venom snakes but our neighbor once called firefighter to catch an cobra too. I'm sort of worry and have no idea what to do or prepare mentally and physically, any advice ?
Take a breath, relax, remember the snake is more afraid of you than you of it. Physically if you don't have a commercial hook or tong, a 1 meter piece of rebar with a bend in q end will help you hook the snake to move it along. Cobras typically are also pretty docile compared to other elapids.
@@wilbozz thx for the advice, it sure ease my fear a lot knowing what to deal with
I recommed fiskars branch cutters. You can also buy razorwire and round your yard with that.
Stopped by to watch on September 19, 2021 . . . Interesting information!!!
Thank you, I appreciate it.
I don't know why but I'm sea sick now🤢
WHO THE FUCK IS HOLDING THE WIGGLY CAMERA ?
Does rough wood chips work as a deterrent? Or will a snake cross over this to get to where it wants to go?
Wood chips will not deter snakes...but some contain pesticides and have killed dogs in the past.
@@wilbozz oh 😟 Thanks.
This guy got his kid to record the video.
😂😂😂
There goes your yawning.
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How do I get a gopher snake out of my snake I think he wanted the mouse I had but that’s dead now long gone I just want the snake to now please move out so very kindly please